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05/05/2026

Despite the uncertainty surrounding the Iran war, the S&P 500 Index rose 10.49% in April. Chief Global Market Strategist Brian Levitt explains why and discusses what it could mean most for market returns over the long run.

Read the weekly market commentary. https://inves.co/4cYrG4h

04/30/2026

As Neurodiversity Awareness Month comes to a close, we’re proud to look back on a meaningful April at Invesco. Our employee‑led Neurodiversity Network brought colleagues together through a series of engaging virtual and in‑person experiences that celebrated neuroinclusion in our workplace.

One highlight was Rock Your Socks Day, where employees wore bright, colorful socks as a visual reminder that our differences can unite us to achieve a common goal.

Thank you to the Neurodiversity Network for curating an impactful month of programming!

04/29/2026

In celebration of Neurodiversity Month, we're spotlighting members of the Invesco Neurodiversity Network.

Meet Marc Thibodeau, a Knowledge Management Principal based in our Charlottetown office. Marc shares what being part of the Neurodiversity Network means to him.

04/28/2026

Last week’s Congressional testimony from Federal Reserve Chair nominee Kevin Warsh was important. Our Global Market Strategist, Brian Levitt, highlights three key takeaways from it — a combination he believes could be supportive of stocks:

▪️ The importance of Fed independence
▪️ A more nuanced interpretation of inflation
▪️ An interest in reducing the size of the Fed’s balance sheet

Read the weekly market commentary. https://inves.co/3P8o3zn

04/22/2026

In honor of Neurodiversity Month, we're spotlighting the incredible members of the Invesco Neurodiversity Network.

Meet Amy Brown, an Associate Director on the internal communications team based in our Houston office. Amy shares why being involved with the Neurodiversity Network is important to her.

"The Neurodiversity Network gives me a sense of belonging and understanding, while fostering greater empathy and inclusion across our organization. I really appreciate the way this group reaffirms the value of diverse perspectives and inclusive thinking."

04/21/2026

As the conflict in the Middle East continues to evolve, some investors may be tempted to try to time the markets in response to good days and bad days. But jumping in and out of the market can erode long-term growth. Chief Global Market Strategist Brian Levitt discusses the cognitive dissonance of long-term investing and the important distinction between markets that are forward-looking and probabilistic rather than reactive and emotional.

Read the weekly market commentary. https://inves.co/4dYiiyr

04/15/2026

How will markets react to the conflict in the Middle East? Brian Levitt, our chief global market strategist’s stock answer for the last six weeks: “It depends on the duration of the conflict.” He thinks that may not exactly be the case.

Many assumed that if the conflict lasted more than a few weeks, it would be meaningfully negative for risk assets. But markets appear to have absorbed the shock. The S&P 500 Index is now nearly flat since the conflict began in February.

It seems markets crave narrative closure more than calendar precision. Are conditions getting better relative to deteriorated expectations? And the bar for relief has been surprisingly low. Even talk of a ceasefire, like we got last week, sustainable or not, has been enough to lift risk sentiment.

It appears that investors, particularly after last year’s Liberation Day whipsaw, have shown little appetite for pricing in open-ended worst-case scenarios.

Read our latest weekly market commentary.

https://inves.co/4vvR0po

04/07/2026

Our Chief Global Market Strategist isn’t a military strategist, yet he’s often asked to opine on military conflicts. The current conflict in the Middle East is no exception. He tries to stay focused on interpreting what markets themselves are telling us. Right now, here’s what he’s seeing in his preferred indicators:

▪️ Shifting toward a slowdown. Our short-lived global expansion signal has shifted toward a slowdown. We’re not seeing recessionary readings, but momentum is fading. Tactically, he believes a slowdown environment argues for maintaining stock exposure, but with greater emphasis on quality and more defensive areas of the market.

▪️ Business cycle. Our preferred cyclical indicators are trending in the wrong direction, but they aren’t pointing to disaster. Taken together, a gradual but not meaningful deterioration in cycle indicators suggests that markets still appear to believe in an exit ramp and an eventual resumption of the expansion once near-term uncertainty fades.

▪️ Market bottom. Has the market already found its bottom? Major stock indexes have already corrected. However, based on our preferred market bottom indicators, the answer for now is that the bottom is likely still ahead.

Read our latest weekly market commentary: https://inves.co/4csn0D8

04/01/2026

Expectations for a synchronized global expansion in 2026 have faded as the Middle East conflict increases the probability of a slowdown. But think back to a year ago in the midst of another uncertain time and the historic surge in stocks after President Trump paused his Liberation Day tariffs. So where does that leave us today?

• As markets have repriced for slower growth, we favor staying invested, but for the time being have moved back toward an emphasis on higher-quality, larger-cap stocks and US dollar exposure.
• Abrupt exits from stocks precisely when markets may be most prone to sharp recoveries may be poor timing.
• In uncertain environments, we believe discipline matters more than conviction in any single outcome.

Read our latest weekly market commentary.

https://inves.co/4c3zyzG

03/31/2026

What does it look like when everyone thrives?

During Women's History Month, the Invesco Women's Network (IWN) held events celebrating the theme of "Give to Gain," highlighting how reciprocity and support can help foster spaces where everyone can thrive.

From virtual events to in-person celebrations, there was no shortage of moments that left us inspired for more. Some of the many highlights included:

✨ A conversation at our global headquarters in Atlanta with Chief Financial Officer Allison Dukes and Chief Sustainability Officer at Delta Amelia DeLuca. They discussed growing and navigating change in your career.
✨ A virtual discussion with Catalyst Inc. on International Women's Day about retaining women in the workforce.
✨ A screening of the film "She Creates Change" followed by a networking and trivia session at our Hong Kong office.
✨ A "Give to Gain" celebration in our Hyderabad office, where colleagues gathered to share stories showcasing how shared experience can foster growth and connection.
✨ A community session with the Georgia Chamber of Commerce featuring Chief Financial Officer Allison Dukes, discussing how senior women in finance are shaping Georgia’s financial landscape by helping to drive growth, managing risk, and building sustainable economic futures statewide.

Thank you to everyone involved in IWN for putting together a wonderful month of programming.

03/30/2026

In honor of Women's History Month, we're spotlighting the wonderful members of the Invesco Women's Network (IWN).

Meet Tas Craft, a Senior Manager of Global Travel at our global headquarters in Atlanta. Tas shares what being part of IWN means to her and how it's impacted her professional journey. 🎥

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